county. the evidence they are focusing on ♪ san francisco open your golden gate < musical notes> ♪ are like the stranger ♪ outside your door >> the end of an era, san francisco's iconic musical gets ready to say good-bye after four decades of music and a lot of laughter. how to get your hands on the remaining beach blanket babylon tickets. "today in the bay" continues right now. a classic show there. good morning to you, thank you so much for joining us, i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. first we want a look at that weather, karen, it will be a nice one. >> that's what everyone will be talking about how warm it will be today, especially in the inland areas. we start with a live look outside in palo alto, lower 50s, all career skies, warming up pretty fast. at noon, it is 74 degrees. we continue to go up from there looking at some mid-80s for parts of the south bay as well

as the tri-valley. we'll get a closer look at those temperatures coming up, mike, will you take us back to highway 24. >> that's right, we did get off the phone with our friend at chp confirming they are looking at a live camera. >> that camera clear. we have a slower drive on the approach. the right two lanes are blocked. slowing from broadway to highway 13 over to just past telegraph. >> that keeps it moving smoothly and the bay bridge lighter. back to you in thank you very much, mike. 5:01. now to the big story the entire world is watching. we are hours away from the release of robert mueller's report on russian interference and whether president trump speaks out on capitol hill and why nancy pelosi and chuck schumer are already calling for mueller to publicly testify. so what's the buzz there?

tracie potts is live. >> reporter: well, brand-new in the last few minutes, we just got some information about what the attorney general will say before releasing this today. he will address executive privilege and things the white house doesn't have to say or their staff members don't have to talk about. he will talk about their interactions in the last several weeks, in recent weeks. there is a "new york times" report today the white house was briefed about these findings and conclusions before the report is being made public. finally, he is also expected to talk about the redaction process, some of which he's already done. >> so after the release of the report, what's the time line that we should kind of expect for today's events? >> reporter: sure, so, once the report comes out, it will be dlifrtd via cd interesting will i to capitol hill. so lawmakers, to their staff members, then it will be time

for them to read through the pages. so it will take a while to go through. within an hour, a few hours, certainly, we'll start to get some headlines, what people are looking for here are the interesting details of why robert mueller and his team could not come one a decision on whether the president obstructed justice. we will likely hear from some of those witnesses that they talked to. >> tracie, you mentioned the white house has been briefed prior. talk about attorney general william barr, if he's had additional contact before the release of this report. >> reporter: what we know this week is they have been preparing a rebuttal, their own response, there was some contacts with the justice department about this report. does that mean they were briefed on what to expect before the report went public and is that appropriate? that's the question here. that's what william barr is expected to talk about. one of the this i think so that

he is expected to talk about and be asked about when he comes before the public here in about an hour-and-a-half before the report is released to congress and before the report is released to the public. >> we will certainly continue to follow. thanks so much. again, barr's news conference starts at 6:30 our time, that's when "today in the bay" will bring you an nbc news special report. nbc expects to continue its coverage until well after that report is released. new this morning, authorities in the east bay need your help finding thieves who broke into a jewelry store. "today in the bay" is live in alamo with some of the prapd if you under surveillance images we have. bob. >> reporter: good morning, the costa contra under surveillance office released pictures from the newly installed under surveillance pictures which four

pen robbed early monday morning. you can see the owners have since repaired the damage. as you see in these images, the suspects were driving a white newer honda civic sedan with after market rims and tinted windows. one of the men were wearing a masks and the other three hoodies. it appears one of the robbers threw something at the store to break through the front window. they entered and stole a number of items. the schiffs office isn't sure how much was stole on or the value. this happened after monday morning. the four men were gone. the sheriff believes they fled west and on stone valley road towards i-680. about 24 hours ago, this is san francisco in the city. another smash n great britain robbery. this one at st. lauren, a high end fashion store near union

square, police say the suspect broke the front window, by backing their vehicle into the store front. stole a number of items and drove off. in both instances, law enforcement is still looking for the suspects. there is no indication, by the way, what happened here monday is related to what happened in san francisco yesterday. reporting live here in dan victim, bob rid dedell "today i the bay." >> thanks so much, bob. 5:06. all jet airways flights are still grounded around the world this morning. nearly 24 hours ago, executives for the indian carrier posted a statement saying the airline is ju suspending operations because they do not have enough money to pay the bills. jet waairways has some 20,000 workers world wide. and boeing this week is conducting more testing for it's 737 max 8 jets.

this is exclusive video over seattle last night. boeing's ceo says they are making steady progress towards faa certification. he says they have been updated and the mcas software many of those planes there, well that's being worked on as well. the faa says it will require pilots to undergo additional training. 737 max jets have been grounded world wide following two deadly crashes. this morning, we are learning new details about the deadly campfire. our investigative unit is finding out state and local prosecutors are seizing parts of several transmission towers for testing. it's a part of the ongoing criminal investigation. they have a 16 pimile stretch oa

pnl pj line th pg & e fire. investigators if paris are making headway, determining what caused the fire at notre dame cathedral. crews remain on scene as prosecutors are investigating and interviewing construction workers and the security staff. also they are trying to determine if the first alarm sensor, which sent staffers to an area where there was no fire was up to date and working properly. it took 23 minutes before that fire department was called to the scene. that's when the second alarm went off. some bay area theater lovers still finding out about a beach blanket bummer. after 45 years, beach blanket babylon ending its run. the producers announcing the final show will take place on new year's eve. tickets for that show not yet on sale. we're still fought sure when or if they'll be available to the public. if you haven't seen this 21 of a

kind truly san francisco show, it combines a lot of comedy, politics, music, currents events especially. it happens to be the longest running musical review in the world. the widow of creator steve si silver says it will be the final curtain. >> he says you will know when it's the right time for the show to go out on top. he felt it was the right time. i'm flood we have this cast and crew to go out on. >> she's always been amazing in that show. we have tickets available for now and the end of the year. producers say it will be record setting 17,216th performance since 1974. >> i am happy i was able to see that, i saw that probably within the first year i was there. >> it is, it's very san francisco. you got to do it. >> so i have to get some tickets now. so we start off this morning with upper 40s and low 50s as you get ready to head out the door. 47 in napa and santa rosa and 54

in palo alto. as we get a look at our temperature trend throughout the day, expect it to be cool to start, a very fast warm-up. we see those temperatures going up several degrees each hour. so if you have outdoor plans, you need to get some yardwork done or go for a run, get that done early. you are continuing with one trouble spot. >> highway 24, westbound highway 24, coming through oakland, you are jamming up just past highway 13, so just shy of broadway to past telegraph. the reason is, that earlier crash. we have the two right lanes blocked. street cars involved, they're waiting for enough tow trucks to clear the area. now again, out of a rivet. highway 24 does have the slowing. that's it as you are approaching the bay bridge toll plaza, i'm look at all the rest of the

sensors up to the peninsula and east bay looking great. back to you. >> thank you so much. 5:10 right now. today marks 113 years since the great san francisco earthquake. >> the city is commemorating that fateful day right now, the moment of silence, the bell ringing. let's listen in. >> on this beautiful morning when everything is great for the next morning that we might wake up when things are not so great. secondly, you can sign up for alerts with sf alert. you text 888777. put in your zip code and we will send you alerts. >> it's great they always give you additional information. because it's a reminder that we are in earthquake territory. such a devastating earthquake hit the city of san francisco. many of the sunset area were actually sand dunes at the time. so the majority of the fires and damage from the earthquake were

in the market area, telegraph hill, embarcadero there. but it's been interesting to cover this, after so many years of this earthquake, the anniversary of it. we have omany providers there. let's listen in, they're going to be taking that moment of silence. >> it is almost 5:11. we are going to hang the wreath. i'm putting people on alert, the mayor and ron ross, we're going to hang that wreath right after our minute of silence, which is right about now to remember those who perished and those who survived to rebuild san francisco please, let's have 30 seconds of silence right now.

>> thank you. here's the sounds of the riempbs. we are remembering those of the past and for us to be ready for the future. for those who perished and survived to rebuild san francisco, let us continue and if the mayor and they will please gather up here on stage to hang the wreath, everybody. . >> that's what they do every

year, how significant, it was the gathering point? of course, we weren't in the day and age of text and e-mails and letters. people would post notes out there to try to find out information about their loved once and what not after the earthquake, you can find the gallery of the 1906 gallery on our website. it lists more information on events that are happening. check out nbcbayarea.com. 5:14. still ahead on "today in the bay." contacts of more than 1 million facebook users, facebook uploaded without their permission or knowledge. two ipos, we'll tell you all about it, we will get everything working. "today in the bay" will be right back.

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. right now at 5:17, let's get out the door with a look at some clear conditions across the bay area, fremont, also going to have a nice cool start and a calm wind. as we go throughout the day, we go from the mid-50s to 70 by noon. we'll see how high those temperatures go. we will talk about that easter weekend forecast in less than five minutes. yeah, that's a beautiful shot of the bay bridge span. look at that tower. the taillights approaching that tunnel into your one island. we have a problem over there. it seems like a smaller run. i'll let you know exactly coming up. a very good thursday to you. really a thursday like no other

before it. the markets opened at the exact same time the attorney general's press conference is supposed to begin. so you may not see much movement as everybody watches. two market debuts as well, pintserrest will start the first day of trading at $19 a share. zoom will start at 36. we'll talk more about that in a moment. so far, no trades, obviously. first we got to talk about samsung's cell phone, the $2,000 fold ability cell phone, there is a seam right here. it has run into problems. several tech reviewers have seen the problem, samsung tech falling. they posted this video showing half of his phone working, the other not working after one day of use he writes. mark gurman works for plume berg. he may have ruined it unintentionally pulling the

plastic off the stroocreen. apparently you are supposed to leave that one on. back to ipos, pinterest and zoom will debut on the market. both priced above their range, higher than the companies both guessed. both are profitable. you probably know pinterest. let's take you out to zoom. it does live video, corporate video. it's profitable, eric created zoom video to connect with liss girlfriend in a long distance relationship. now it's a company worth $9 billion. now the reason eric had a long distance relationship is because he's from china and he repeatedly tried to emigrate to the united states. >> well, the first time i tried i failed. the second time i failed. i think the third time no matter what i will get there. however, i failed again. >> do you know what happened on the fourth time? >> what's that? >> he failed, fifth, sixth, seventh, failed. arrived on his 8th attempt to

get an hv 1 visa now his company is worth 9 billion. >> i want to know, did he get with that girl? >> he married her. >> that's a happy ending. especially today. >> a big happy ending today. 5:20 right now. let's talk about a buzz word we hear a lot about today. cbd. it's cannabis oil that doesn't alter your consciousness, now a fast food chain is getting into the cbd craze. charles jr. in denver only is offering a rocky mountain high cheeseburger. this includes a cbk infused santa fe sauce and infused with cheese. also you have to be 18 years ago e-years-old to get it. >> i don't know, people deal with cbd with cancer. >> oh, marketing.

>> that makes perfect sense. >> why would they want to? >> why do you have to be 18? >> i don't know. >> yeah. >> more of the burgers. >> it doesn't make you high. interesting. >> a lot. >> let's move on. so many questions. all right. let's get out the door. headed to the fruitvale bart station, feeling like is summer today. we will see great travel conditions if you are planning to head to squaw valley and alpine meadows this weekend. in the lower 60. we have 224 inches of snow at the base of the mountain. so imagine skiing in 62 degree weather. that's what you can do this weekend. it will be warm here, low 80s in the forecast, dropping down a few more degrees with breezy conditions for easter weekend. it will heat up early next week

with low 80s. we will see a nice little cool down in san francisco. mike, you are tracking a possible problem on the bay fwrij. >> we see slowing, we see the bend in the road over towards the island area. we've seen traffic actually start to move more smoothly. they're metering the lights now, holding you up at the bay toll plaza, a curb, that is causing a slowing to be blocked. be careful headed into san francisco. an earlier back up at the bay bridge, it's flowing at telegraph. we will talk about that coming up. back to you. >> thank you, mike. coming up next on "today in the bay," how the company says it uploaded contact information of hundreds of thousands of users without them even knowing about it.

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. the five things you need to know before you get an uber. >> it's all happening on can the california live" this morning on nbc bay area. >> welcome back, everyone, it's 5:25. new this morning, facebook says it may have unintentionally uploaded 1.5 million users on facebook without their permission. it happened in may of 2016. a spokesperson tells they aren't sharing them, they are deleting them. it's a long list of privacy issues, which is facing increased government scrutiny. in texas, a transgender student is set to lose his

military scholarship. this became after the military began implementing the new transgender policy last week. it may affect whether he can finish his college degree. he is at the university of texas at austin. the 19-year-old says he's fought giving up hope on his dream aattending the university and serving in the army. he is starting his own online fundraiser. this morning, a powerful agency is suing to prevent waltz, the imperial allegation district alleges l.a.'s water district violated an environmental law in pledging to contribute to california's share of water over the drought contingency plan. the manager issued a response saying water agencies in several western states rely on the river. they all need to work together. 5:26, coming up next on can

the today in the bay," we are awaiting the release of the mueller report. we are expecting the attorney general to speak at 6:30 this morning. live pictures outside the department of justice. and right now, a live picture for you. the bay bridge toll plaza, mike is going to have a look at your commute for the morning, we will also have a look at that forecast to have us coming up. you don't want to miss that. it is 5:27 right now. are you watching "today in the bay." ad lib live picture - walnt

creek and a happy thursday morning to you, taking a live look outside on walnut creek. a beautiful site, thank you for starting right here with us on "today in the bay". i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. >> it's been 125 days since we had temperatures in the 80s. i'm serious. >> i thought you were going to say it's 106. >> it's been a long time since we had weather this warm. some low 50s, look at how fast those temperatures warm up as we go into the afternoon. here's a look at our highs today, reaching the mid-80s in the south county as well as parts of the north bay. low 70s for the coast. mike, you are tracking two problems for computers. >> two slow spots.

the metering lights were turned on a couple minutes early. they had the traffic and it blocks your slowing in san francisco, it's jamming up there. it's backing up at the toll plaza. another issue towards the bay bridge is west 24, just past telegraph, a crash earlier in the show. we have your right lane jammed up as you get towards that area. in towards france, the rest is a smooth drive. a little slowing, holding steady towards dublin and the dublin interchange. a smooth flow for the rest of the day. back to you. >> thank you very much, mike. 5:31. this morning, we are following

breaking news on capitol hill. this is a live look, in fact, at the department of justice in washington. and less than one hour, attorney general william barr is expected to hold a news conference, 90 minutes after that, americans should get their first look at what is expected to be a half-ly redacted report on russian interference and whether president trump obstructed justice, nancy pelosi and chuck schumer are calling for robert museum tore publicly testify about that report. president trump is already reacting on twitter, writing, quote, presidential harassment. we have learned mr. trump and department of justice officials discussed the report before the release. again, attorney general's barr's news conference will start at 6:30 our time. we will bring you that special nbc news report. nbc will continue until well

after it is released. today, authorities say she was killed by a man she mistakenly believed was her ride share driver. we break down what we know about this rollout and, chris, this is also a "today" show exclusive. >> reporter: it is, indeed, what we know right now is uber is under a lot of pressure to make sure they are safe when they get in a car with someone who is a complete traner. we know they are making this announcement where samantha josephson was and where she got into a car she thought was her uber drive. south carolina lawmakers are working on a law bearing his name, already, uber sends passengers through their app, a

license plate number. car make and model, a driver photo they urge passengers to verify at pickup. they do backup checks, criminal records and sex offender registrys, something lyft started this week as well, investors will be watching this rollout closely, uber is expected to no public soon. uber will reveal the safety measure on the "today" show. we'll have more in the next half hour. >> this morning, cupertino is considering a shuttle pilot program, customers could expect a ride to and from city boundaries. it could be an on-demand similar to uber. the goal is to reduce traffic congestion, under the proposal, customers would pay $3.50 a

ride. the city would run the service with app company via, which currently runs similar services if west sacramento and los angeles. it has been a big earth quake in taiwan. here is a camera capturing the moment it struck on the eastern side of taiwan today. the lights there is in a newsroom. the city where it was centered. the quake did cause damage some 70 miles away. there are reports of broken water pipes, cracked buildings, landslides, no deaths reported. two hikers were injured. police in pittsburgh are looking for this woman. she is considered armed and dangerous. she is tied to a shooting not far from the dmv. anyone who knows or sees where she could be is asked to call the department.

and a man has in custody i should say this morning, accused of entering st. clack's cathedral. officials say he had lighter fluid and lighters. this comess two days after the notre dame security guard. nothing happened inside the cathedral. the counter terrorism unit and fbi are investigating. well, city vehicles in oakland may soon be running on cooking oil. you heard me right, they are expecting to introduce the plan. the city will partier with a company nestia. cooking oil and products would be turned into diesel oil. they say it will help the environment by reducing emissions from homeless vehicles. the san francisco embark rer

ro. an advisory commission met with people who live in the area where that center would go up. the port would have to lease a land to the city before the center gets a green light. leaders want to hear the concerns from the neighbors. residents have a right to be angry, they're just doing it anyway. so that's a shame. >> mayor breed initially reduced the number of besd and gradually ramping them up to 200. the core commission is set to vote on that next tuesday. a lot of bay area sports fans will probably be glued to the tube tonight with serious action to take in. the san jose sharks are if a must win situation. that i are now down three games to one against vegas and another loss will mean they are done for the season. so tonight, game five takes place at the shark tank. there is a pre game really

starting tonight at 5:00. >> in the meantime, the warriors begin their historical game two. the loss is so painful all aroun around. they lost indefinitely to a torn quad. >> mark will look at the price tank. some traffic concerns, no doubt. >> if you are headed to the area. downtown l.a. watch for the folks crossing. from the parking areas and also watch autumn right there, they are trying to take pictures as well. watch that traffic. that's a beautiful shot. hoping for celebration tonight. that's the bottom of the screen, we are celebrating right now, it's all green, we are looking at the activity right now over here in the east bay.

but west 24 got word just a few minutes ago clear. all lanes clear, west 24 at telegraph, an earlier crash, speeds recovering off broadway and the toll plaza should move better now a disabled vehicle just past. >> it's here. >> what's that? >> the weekend. >> makes you want to sing but on pitch. >> it's going to be a nice one, too. >> there is a lot going on. here's a look at our temperatures. i don't think it get more perfect than this. 62 for the coast. 68 for the by a, the highs inland are reach 70 degrees. we have highs reaching the low 60s from the coast to parts of the bay and the bay 69 inland valleys, up to 71 degrees. so, maybe you want to check out the easter egg hunt in sausalito. there will also be a parade. >> that starts at robin sweeney park at about 10:00 in the

morning, with that sunshine, it will be a nice day, right across the bay. 420 in the park at hippy hill, that's going on all day, temperatures reaching the upper 60s with sunny skies all there ut the afternoon, if you are planning to go hiking, muir woods will be a perfect place to go, there will be free parking because of the earthday celebrations going on. we are also celebrating john muir's birthday this weekend. they will be celebrating yosemite with events on saturday. a lot to do for the kids. the only thing is there will be a few spotty showers moving through. look for that we will be up to 53 degrees on sunday. it will be nice and warm tomorrow with upper 60s tomorrow in santa cruz, cooling down saturday, an ocean breeze, that brings it to about 60 degrees on

saturday and 66 degrees on sunday. if you are making a trip plan to ohio, it will be in the mid-60s. we'll get a more of what's going on in the bay area. i will have a look at today's temperature trend that goes way up. >> when you talk about that we can't wait to hear. >> coming up next on "today in the bay" new details in the college admissions scandal. the latest allegations against lori loughlin's husband, designer mossimo.

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. right now at 5:44, as you get ready to head out the door, you need a jacket. that's a live look outside at palo alto at highway 101. we will be in the 50s. it warms up so fast, our temperatures reaching into the mid-70s by noon. we get a look at our microclimate and talk about this spike in it was in less than five minutes. >> a live look at san mateo bridge, smoothly, westbound away from us. the taillights, a huge drive and smoother recovery at the bay bridge. we will how is what the approach is like on the san rafael. >> thank you so much. 5:44, a probably cause of meningitis is prompting an alert at san diego state university. the university is contacting

people who attended a formal dance hosted by delta signatuma florida te fraternity. students were told in the fall to get checked. new information suggests the husband of lori loughlin may have slide i lied about his own education. mossimo giannulli convinced his dad he was a student and used his father's money to start a tee-shirt business. he and loughlin are accused of paying $500,000 in bribes to get their daughters into usc. things get under way to strip funding for abortion

clinics. the us what calls the protect life rule. abortion clinics will no longer be eligible, organizations like planned parenthood would be eligible for funding, for stb prevention and cancer screenings. the attorney general calls the if you rule reckless and illegal. today is the big day. we will have live special coverage of the redacted mueller report. so many questions may get answered. we are hoping for calling dit redacted mueller report. there is a difference. i have adjusted our graphics as well. we should get the redacted record between 8:00 and 9:00 our time. maybe a little later than that. the attorney general says he will remove references to ongoing investigations and secret grand jury testimony. national security issues as well. and private information of third

parties. all of those things. well, it was redacted on my screen. not directly related to the investigation. that's fair enough. we know a few members of congress will get full access in an attempt to show these redactions are not critical. 56 say barr published highs own report early before anybody got to see it. worse, mueller made a decision and the press conference before the report comes out will be one of the most important moments of barr's career, if he talks about what he has or has not told the white house but will etc. the report speak for itself he may be able to appease some of his critics who says he's gotten involved. if he gives us a political opinion of a report that's supposed to be independent before we have seen it, he will have interfered with the pros

says, remember the point of an independent investigate is to keep things non-political. barr is a political appointee. read into what president trump's tweet is and what we are about to see, you make your own decision. about 30 minutes ago, presidential harassment. here's a time line. we will begin at 6:30. barr holds that press conference and the redacted report released after that. >> you know what, everybody might need fresh air after that. head outside, a glorious look at the bay bridge. it will be a nice day, in fact, the hottest day of the year so far, so remember to grab your sunscreen as you head out the door today. summer-like temperatures you say? >> yeah, pooech reareaching the will be nice to get out there, so as you are making plans for the day, that's a live look outside, we are going to also see the clear skies continuing.

if you are about to head out the door if brentwood, it starts out with low 50s, throughout the day, it will go from 52 to 74 by noon, we continue to warm up from there. check out the 7-day forecast at the bottom of the screen, checking out our high, napa reaching years ago 85 in morgan hill, santa cruz, if are you thinking of making it a beach day and you are standing in front of the closet. you do still need to start out with a jacket, maybe for the afternoon shorts, it will be a day you use layers, constantly changing, very nice in time for the sharks game. we really need all the cheering that we can get and all the fans there, we have to win tonight and our temperatures start out with the low 80s for some of the pre-game festivities, at the time the game gets started. it will be 77 all clear out there as we look at what's happening out in the pacific.

a weak storm system pushes into the northwest. as that nears the bay area, it will bring us cooler temperatures after we have a pretty big warm-up today, our ocean breeze cools us down on to saturday and early next week our ocean breeze backs off, it starts to warm up into the low- to mid-80s, san francisco, 71 today. cooler in time for a lot of the cherry blossom festivities going on this weekend and the parade on this easter sunday. now, mike, you are tracking the clang at the bay bridge. >> the reason this is in flux, there are crashes on either side, you still see what is expected to be a breeze,s backing up, the fast track lanes moving a little more slowly than you like, faster than a full top. we saw the like look cleared. now the disabled vehicle is cleared from past treasure island.

we are slow, the metering looidz lights should speed up. it's rushing in. westbound 24, you are past the earlier crash, which was a problem for much of the morning at telegraph, it's all clear now as well, a subtle build through bay point and concord, out of brentwood, folks have a nice morning towards 580. through the dublin interchange, slowing at the y and san mateo and dun parton bridges push down nicely. the volume starts to build, options for you all around the bay are starting on time, closer to 40 trains now as we start to add those trains, here's a live look hat the peninsula, palo alto with those headlines. back to you. happening now, police officers clash with nearly 500 teens, officers arrested several

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social media this morning. today in the bay )s bob redell s all right, so here's what we're posting on social media, "today in the bay" bob riddell, more on his reporting on mosquitos. you can follow him @bob on nbc twitter. a new story may make you think twice about eating breakfast. >> that is if you ever had a heart attack. researchers in brazil studied the eating habits and those that skipped breakfast and ate late at night were four or five times likely to have a heart attack within a month or die. people that eat this way often have other unhealthy habits that contribute to the early death like smoking and the disease

lifestyle. 4:55 right now. changes could come to the way americans retire, if they get their way. >> amy klobuchar introduced a bill to help workers. they want to require businesses to pay at least 50% for every hour that you work. over a year that could add up to over a thousand dollars. >> this could affect sustainability for a workplace, a retirement savings account for tense of millions of americans as well as an easy to administer vehicle for emergency savings. it would be extensive for businesses, small businesses would be especially hit hard. the proposal does provide a tax credit and companies that offer 401k plans are in compliance with the proposed new rules.

it has the backing of centrist and progressive groups and labor unions and the aarp. not everyone is on board, many called it the east oakland stadium alliance are concerned the plan poses a major economic risk and are rurnlg u urging them to build a new ballpark and they plan to talk more about this today. under the current plan it would be redeveloped to include a new baseball diamond, housing and restaurants, a man that attacks to attack six women. last week he pled guilty. ka russ' is in custody on more than a million dollars bail. prosecutors say he should be denied bail because he is a risk to public safety. boeing this week, conducting

more testing for its grounded 737 packs jets. boeing's ceo says they are making steady progress. he says they've updated the mcas software on many planes. the faa says it will require pilots to undergo additional training. 737 max jets have been grounded world wide following two deadly crashes. sock. so if have you ever wanted to travel to mars, we might have something for you. you might want to take a trip to china. so the country's first martian base is now opened. take a look at this guys so far welcome 100 students for a tour. they were able to put on actual martian suits to explore the desert. the company behind the project says they plan to open the base up for tours next year. okay. so with easter approaching, one

school took steps to make an egg hunt more inclusive. >> they were blindfold to experience the hunt like one of their classmates who happens to be blind. stem lab students designed beeping easter eggs, they used their ears, not their eyes. >> now i actually see how life is and, yeah, it makes me feel happy. >> she says she's glad they could runt for eggs together. >> this is cool. >> right now at 6:00, making uber safer, details on new security features as the company partners with an east coach college where a student died. >> jewelry heist in contra costa

county, right now brand-new video showing police what people are doing. >> remembering history. ceremonies held while you slept about the 1976 san francisco earthquake. >> a boumtal day ahead in washington, d.c. with the release of the redacted mueller report coming up in just hours. >> we will hand things off, possibly a few minutes before, that's when attorney general william barr is set to speak. and today in the bay continues right now. first, we'll get you caught up with the latest headlines here, of course, the traffic and whether, thank you for starting off with us. >> i'm laura garcia. >> it will be a warm one. it's been a long time since we've had temperatures